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The Lifeboat Strategy: Legally Protecting Wealth and Privacy in the 21st Century (3d Ed. 2007)(interim update 2009)
You can't be innocent…the computer found you guilty! Your bank or broker will never tell you, but every transaction you conduct through a US bank or broker--deposits, withdrawals, credit card, currency conversion –creates a secret financial profile of YOU.
The USA PATRIOT Act and similar laws actually require banks, brokers, car dealerships, jewelers, and many other types of businesses to spy on you. And none of these businesses are allowed to tell you they're doing it. If the computer software these businesses MUST use to spy on you triggers a "guilty account" alert, you'll never know until your assets are frozen or confiscated. The law makes it a crime to tell you if you're under suspicion.
One mistake—withdrawing too much cash, writing a check to the "wrong" person, etc.—and you could be the next victim. Could your seemingly innocent account activity actually indicate that you’re laundering money? Or even worse, that you're a terrorist? The answer, sadly, is "yes." But you CAN fight back… it's perfectly legal to create domestic international "lifeboats" of wealth and privacy that are practically invulnerable to snooping or confiscation. And The Lifeboat Strategy shows you exactly what you need to do to counter today's threats to wealth and privacy.
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Austria Money Secrets (2007) (interim update 2009)
Austria is one of the world's best-kept financial secrets. Not only does it offer first-class private banking services, it also has some of the most affordable real estate in Western Europe. And speaking of secrets—in Austria, the privacy of banking records is protected by a law with the same legal status as the Austrian Constitution!
If you're looking for a safe, affordable, and culturally rich place to relocate, look no further than Austria's historic capital, Vienna. Mercer's, a human resources consultancy, rates Vienna as the world's second most desirable city in which to live.
Austrian Money Secrets shows you how to use an Austrian bank account as a jumping-off point for access to investment opportunities throughout the world. You'll learn what it's like to live in Austria, as I did for more than two years, and the best ways to qualify for residence and an Austrian passport.
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The Billionaire's Loophole: Closed at Last? (2d Ed. 2008)
What do Getty Oil heir Tara Getty, Campbell Soup heir John Dorrance III, former Star-Kist Foods Chairman Joseph Bogdanovich, former Wheelabrator-Frye Chairman Michael Dingman, investment manger J. Mark Mobius, Templeton Group founder Sir John Templeton and Carnival Cruise Lines founder Ted Arison and Robert Miller have in common?
They've all taken advantage of what's called the "billionaire's loophole:" acquiring foreign citizenship, passport and residence; giving up U.S. citizenship; and as a result saving billions of dollars in future U.S. income, capital gains, gift and estate tax.
An "exit tax" enacted in 2008 attempts to close the billionaires' loophole. Fortunately, there are numerous ways to legally avoid this exit tax and still take advantage of this one legal strategy to permanently disconnect from the US tax system. The Billionaire's Loophole shows you exactly what you need to do. Nor do you need to be a billionaire to benefit from this strategy. An entrepreneur with a US$20 million estate could save US$8 million in estate and gift taxes by giving up U.S. citizenship.
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War and Emergency Financial Controls: The Threats They Pose to Your Wealth (2d Ed. 2008)
A little-known network of laws and regulations came into effect after the tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001, that greatly expand the power of the U.S. government to control, direct and even confiscate private wealth.
What's more, these laws and regulations can be used in an economic emergency—not just to combat terrorism. A sustained drop in the value of the U.S. dollar—or any other event the President deems an "economic emergency"—allows him to impose emergency financial controls at the stroke of a pen. Worst of all, you're not necessarily entitled to a hearing or court review if your assets are confiscated under the President's emergency economic powers.
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The Private Traveler (2007)
You have a legal right to travel without undue interference from your government. International agreements have affirmed that right. Article 13 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights states: "Everyone has the right to leave any country, including his own, and to return to his country." And the U.S. Supreme Court has declared that travel is "a virtually unconditional personal right" and that "Freedom of movement is basic to our scheme of values."
But since Sept. 11, 2001, it's become more difficult to travel without subjecting yourself to intrusive surveillance. However, especially if you're willing to forego air travel, it's still possible to travel privately, and in some cases, almost anonymously. The Private Traveler shows you how.
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109 Ways to Protect What's Left of Your Privacy and Property Rights (2008)
You're more vulnerable than you might think! This report includes a quiz to determine your vulnerability, and 109 practical and effective ways to protect your Social Security number; home, vehicle, correspondence, telephone, health records, bank, brokerage, and credit card accounts, computer, tax records, travel records and investments.
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While reliable sources have been sought out in compiling these publications, neither the author nor the publisher can accept liability for the accuracy of the contents nor for the consequences of any reliance placed upon them. |
